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Sustainability

Travel that protects what you came to see

No single-use plastic on board, waste shipped back to Sorong, local crews on fair wages — our commitments across Raja Ampat, Komodo and Bali.

Zero
single-use plastic on board
Sorong
where non-organic waste goes
BPJS
cover for every employee
The karst islands of Wayag in northern Raja Ampat

Environmental commitments

Specific, actionable, on every trip

Raja Ampat sits at the epicentre of marine biodiversity and demands the utmost care. Here is what we do about it.

No single-use plastic

Reusable bottles, filtered water stations and biodegradable amenities on every Phinisi and transfer.

Pack it in, pack it out

Waste sorted on board; non-organic waste returns to Sorong for recycling or disposal.

Mangrove carbon offsets

Verified offset programmes, including mangrove restoration on the West Papua coast.

Reef-safe diving

PADI-certified guides teach 'look, don't touch', good buoyancy and no anchoring on coral.

Fuel-efficient routes

Well-maintained partner vessels and efficient route planning cut fuel use and emissions.

Wildlife at a distance

Respectful distance from Komodo dragons and marine life. No feeding, no disturbing.

Sea fans and soft corals on a Raja Ampat reef

Conservation partners

Backing the people who protect the reef

Raja Ampat is on UNESCO's World Heritage tentative list, and its reefs need active protection. We collaborate with The Nature Conservancy (TNC) Indonesia, WWF Indonesia and the Coral Triangle Center.

We also work closely with the Raja Ampat Marine Park Authority, following every park rule and supporting its initiatives.

  • Marine Park permit for every guest
  • No anchoring on coral reefs
  • Passive observation, no feeding
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Community commitments

Tourism that pays its hosts

Local communities are the custodians of what our guests come to see. Our trips should benefit them directly.

Local jobs, fair pay

  • Crew, guides and drivers hired locally
  • Fair wages and safe working conditions
  • BPJS Ketenagakerjaan and BPJS Kesehatan for all employees

Buying local

  • Fresh produce from local markets
  • Weaving cooperatives in villages like Arborek
  • Local artists showcased
  • Fair-trade, ethical suppliers

Community projects

  • A portion of proceeds reinvested
  • School support in Desa Sawinggrai
  • Clean water in Desa Yenbuba
  • Health clinics in remote villages
Papuan performers in traditional dress

Culture & respect

Village visits on local terms

Our local guides share indigenous knowledge and the unique cultures of West Papua, and every village visit respects privacy and local norms.

Sustainable luxury is an ongoing journey — we keep learning, adapting and working alongside our hosts.

About us

Company & trust

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Plan a trip that gives back

Tell us your dates — a Komodo Luxury planner builds a Raja Ampat, Komodo or Bali trip on these commitments.